Surge in the reports of anti-social behaviour by tenants to West Lothian Council

mother of a toddler who suffered two broken legs in an alleged attack was reported to police and social services over her treatment of the child, a court has heard.The woman's own mother - the tot's grandmother - reported her to social services, while a neighbour called in cops.The youngster, who can't be named for legal reasons, was found to have a broken right tibia, and a spiral fracture to her left femur.The injuries were discovered by medics at A&E, after she'd been looked after by Connor

Jessica Simpson knows that health is about feeling good, and not a number on the scale. The 40-year-old mother of three opens up to Hoda Kotb on the “Today” show about her health journey.

Jessica Simpson knows that health is about feeling good, not a number on the scale. The 40-year-old mother of three opens up to Hoda Kotb on the show about her health journey.In a sneak peek for Thursday's show, Simpson shares that she no longer checks a scale. «You tossed that scale out, you threw it away,» Kotb says. «I threw it out,» Simpson confirms. The fashion designer goes on to explain her approach to wellness, saying, «I have no idea how much I weigh.

Kelvingrove Park. Police say the arrests were made during patrols on Saturday in the popular park in the city's west end.

Chrissy Teigen shares her thoughts on the unexpected divorce of her celebrity friends, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.The 35-year-old model admitted she was very surprised when she found out about the controversial split, because she really thought they would be together forever.Explaining that “It’s honestly a shame that it didn’t work out,” and adding that she knows Kim “tried her best,” and is doing “OK” right now.Talking about the friendship of her husband John Legend with rapper Kanye West,

police crackdown on anti-social behaviour in a Scots town. Some 15 charges were brought as officers found people allegedly drinking in public, alleged drug possession, resisting arrest and assaulting police over the weekend in Stirling.

“The system is supplied by a company called Vaisala and uses a mobile app to collect video footage. Once the data has been uploaded, artificial intelligence takes over which can identify over 30 road defects such as potholes and cracking.It can also recognise different types of road sign and to ensure there are no privacy issues all vehicles and people caught on camera are blacked out.

This will come in the fourth year of West Lothian Council’s current 10-year Capital Programme which will see around £1.9million spent on improvements at children’s play areas between 2021 and 2028. The funds will allow a continuation of a programme of improvement works which has been underway over the past few years.